
There are reasons for existing Pro/Engineer and CoCreate users to be happy, and reasons for them to ask even more questions. As we mentioned before, if there is an extension in a higher tier that you want to add on to your package, it is possible – contact us for more information.Steve Wolfe takes a close look at the new Creo line of CAD applications from PTC, answering the questions he raised last month.

Here are how all the extensions break down by tier. This Creo package model provides more tools and flexibility at a better price point to fit different organizational needs.


Creo Design Advanced Plus (Tier 3): The mid-level tier includes everything you need to design for additive manufacturing plus tools for advanced surfacing, mold design, behavioral modeling, tolerance analysis, and the GD&T advisor.Creo Design Advanced (Tier 2): Has the same core functionality as Tier 1 plus tools for top-down design and concurrent engineering, as well as prismatic and multi-surface milling.Creo Design Essentials (Tier 1): Includes the core tools you need to design innovative products.Keep in mind, however, that these add-ons are limited to one extension and can only be used if the cost of the package plus the add-on extension is lower than the price of the next highest tier.

If there is a specific extension at a higher tier that your organization needs, it is possible to purchase it as an add-on. Interested in a personalized Creo 6.0 price quote?Įach package has all of the features included in the previous tiers and then adds even more tools.
